Ogden Daily Standard | 1916-03-08 | Page 4 | Old Rose Lampshade

OLD ROSE LAMPSHADE. Green may bo a good color for the eyes. Violet may be an esthetic color. Yellow may be a cheerful color. But rose color Is tho most becoming becom-ing color for a lampshade. Fortunately, most people realize this fact. At hotels and restaurants and In private houses where the decorations dec-orations are planned to emphasize the best In the persons who live among them, rose colored lampshades are much In evidence Lampshades always ought to be planned with a view to the light they casL That Is why the rose-colored shade .Is the most becoming.. For any woman knows that her color glow more under a rOBe light than under any other, that wrinkles are minimized, mini-mized, that skin 1b softened and that every vestige of prettiness sho pos-seses pos-seses Is emphasized by this soft color There may be more of the sunlight In a yellow lampshade, but in the evening ev-ening we are not seeking sunlight. Sunlight emphasizes wrinkles and mafces the skin look harder and no-' body minds on the golf courses or tho skating pond. But ln the evening, when woman puts forth hor greatest wants to look her prettiest; and this the rose-colored lampshade helps her to do.